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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04
MIR. GEORGE w. HYNSON,
Il representative Of the
DRUMMONDToWN,

for few weeks. He has two car
loads OF organs here direct from
their mannflctory, and is now out
on an advertising tour. AIRY one
wishing to purchase an instrument,
will do well by dealing with HIM,
as yon Lave 10 agents commission
to pay. Any one wishing TO exam
Inc one of their Instruments or de-
string to take it OH trial for a few
days, can have it delivered at their
homes, and if it does not prove en-
tirely satisfactorily, they are under
no obligation 10 keep it. Partie,
having old pianos or organs, can
get them exchanged for new ones,
and they VIII be allowed what their
Instruments are worth. Now is the
time TO buy, as in dealing with Mr..
you deal direct with the
manufacturers. They give writ.
len guarantee on their organs for
SIX Years, to keep them in thorough
repair. They give parties who per-
Case them time to pay for them,
th.rcby coming within the reaeh-ni---
all:-Ihc .Ga1c purchased Unein
Es:sry land, and the upper part OF
;coan;c arc appended,and offered
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

The Republicans, according to
astatcment of Sir Ed! aattrzv4lzz a 4aA~---
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04
CAROLINE COUNTY. MD.

FederalSburg-J. T. Davis, Henry
Nj. Smith, j. Il. Convey, Frank
Southwick, John Satterlield.
HynSon-W. T. Palmer, M.L.Cohce,
Sarah L. Cohee, JAS. Corners.
Prcston-S. j. w. Hans, j. I. Co
hee. Charles III. Wh1tby.
American Gorner-C. W. Sullivan,
JAS. II. Covey, n. j. Corkron.
Grovc-B. Whilesnles, john Hub
bard, VIM. Il. Butler.
DORCHESTER COUNTY, MD.
East Newmarket-B. T. Harvey,
Robt. u. Hastings, E. T. Boil
her, Nj. w. Merrick, Z. j.
Helsby.
WilllamSburg-Nath. Mediord, Jno.
MedfOrd
Hurlocks-Wm. w. Harper
Croichers Ferry-Levin1. Watkins
Finchvillc-Wm. S. Bradley, Eliz-
abcth Harper.
Corncrsvile-Edwald Bromwell,H.
w. Moore. ThOS. Seward.
Cambridge-W. Il. Snow, w. L.
Hastings, r. A. lnsley, NJ. Il.
PRAYERS, w. j. Thomas, piano.
Aircys station-JoSepll Vickers,
VIM. Il. Hurley, Il. B. Now
bray, VIM. Fox.
Church Greeks. A. Christopher.
G.am1ridge-ShedrrIHc rH..4a.@-
inkwood-E. T.. Smith.
ACCOMAC COUNTY, VA.
cw Church-Jamcs johnson, II.
S. Payne, Levin Townsend.
orntown-Wm. S. Holland, E.J.
Taylor.
'eenbackyllIe-Jas. +. Figgs.
hancock Mrs.Sarah Gray, James
G.Lewis.
lily station-Wm. e. Mapp.
'lsOniil-James G. Fox.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04
IMPORTANT TO ALL &C,
CITIZENS. = a.

We, the undersigned citizcs3 ! hu
Northampton county,Va., have G,
purchased Of Mcssrs. WV. Bats.s s
and M. Il. Berry Home ConIlNss
Cooking Range, manufactured lo y,
The Wrought Iron Range 60.
nany of ST. Louis. Mo-, and chat
fully recommend them to our netE
bors and friends as being far
perior to anything we have al
used in the way OF a cooking aTI,
-racns. They require very little fill
SeatGnickly, cook perfectly, sinE
SEnd easy to manage, Saving halSlsssa
aahOr and gives entire satrsfac
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

sale 6y fiEe III N are fully up to last
liable buSipess firldlndard, aud offered for
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

Kent & Wilson. Parksley;y " ( vs. l &!
Mears, Mearsville; j. G. Justis &
Co., Hopkins, Bro. & Co., Hunting
Creek; Hopkins & Bro, Powell &
NAPLES, w. D. Lewis, Onancock;
Powell & Garrison, Wachapreagne
City; S.K.Martin, Hoffman's wharf;
L. j. Nottingham, Northampton
county; a. S. Matthews, Temper.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30

-; A Lesson on Vanity. -,
Eve H1leGGT mddaa fbGeNs h1kRd laiannik&rg u

% &NSs 1111e9RT md dsfbG sN sh11lRd ldiaMfSrg IL
ittrlHetle sahIdfes,Pg sad fsfaA1@a6 saFet
fEe@isp5fs phaeso e;ihst the stTsnsan
lSnst Sc SsfS dfig WstcifI fiis bstbieShS
icoRSinuehi g6ddressibs g 10 gp,irtsoot friends
snaohing in tIia: ro5nI,,da Of a. laEge
,hbteh. "and I'VE sh6ll see some betrayal of
xhfiitJ fforif nearly leVery5 tuie eWhS fpoiaess
,along. z See fiet nld fellnw glanaea tbiIns
self in the mirror? Did You notice h9W
ssly he was? NoM-Watch- that young fef-
RstfaSS s stst hH GgIsF ds ri Fl
;waaknesses ,Lho apayter lidw strong nainded
lheamag secmd to ileods lat Ihimself. He
and 'inaS ff5Wn &t Sthg fheSt paaEfhhtingJ,
but when be gazes at his own features, his
eye softeiis oIid al eSpz'essiUn OF fondhess
settles ahoI his fdeeas yirG9 0St 10 nwO
GmAs you are ne 50 pPsery 5pi Of this weak,
ness I don't SUPPOSE YOU ever fan into ~
some one remarked G9E - H29G .ZiiliJ
= II might have done so~before my med
titations. on the ittlenes5 of this life took
possession Of me-" he replied. .t','If I do
Say It myself, I dfai' more fhotg htfu1 thta1i
most hen. IA man engasedoa II eisp lin
thinking for other d, people can take
but little interest, in his own appear,
ance.ih wei, gentlemen, I must bid YOU
+ He walked II away bfiskly& and 'slyfy
glanced at himself in the rror.-Arkan.
saw Traveller. 'nr :: y:rHT 90 4 n;.:.3 OH -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
Homesicix for. Normandy.

Not very long ago two Indies stood be-
fore q picture of; o sunny hill slope, up
which marched the golden ranks df a field
of wheat. Two .brawny .reapsrs--oRe q
man, the other @ .woplan--rWereIb beginning
an, attack, on the reaE guard Of the golden
army. Just. above the ,topmpst. ridge Of
the wheat hose 1ins cherry Ii;y II tree, pId
fafffni h0tise cliimney. ii a&hm % n'oh'
doh, ithat's Norman pr gafd the flfs8
lady. H2aY6ul never see tlatisky duta de, Of
Eofmsifl1y. "!niEfIc1 81 "Gi HidJ 0bGv
SYes jppSaidn the secoad CladW In % tons'
that limited iGf O. i,Dlibe Tiiubbsq Inn odi ~
t'Those Figures are Eormanpeasantsito
the Afe,f tooj apa shaway,tle cherry tTessi
CROWN the ridge. Qi,(it ffpqaaakefs Iqe, think,
Of nE isglg1spneF ,ans9ng the ESpERfapsc} o.,
SIG sshsG tss Il f 81 e 45l h tFaEseE Y
found It. hollow. t,TRe second hdyy J said
nothing, but hid she Kh8kn pKat the heat
field REPRESENTED was' not five fflileg from
tie state li6eSe anH II that the: NUffiani
peasants were iRafn1er Metiasty and, .ifss
Industrious daughtes, slie must have ddlt
that cher tdotsat Srxas iSindicatad, Bostm
Translriptd nlEEniOhH r. gGiOt, 10 jZ.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
OH2 SiuJT4I 01| E5iGBG buf:
The Saving of the. Louvre.

-Ilwithgrssys to ithse ,Louyge, where ! fsE
ta,blished Ty II heaidqNfRFters, ~ The Com q
mune had been ehargea with 1haKing tr ife.l,.
a. q faiSehod s Hefs Is the trat6: My meh,
5oyereycited by the disproportionate fight
they had gone through during three days
iii the Tnileries, wanted to burn also the
old haunt OF royalty: From II o'clock
at night till l. in the morning there
was ;In indescribable struggle between
;them-they anxious to destroy and myself
found TO prevent it.'q Furious beyond all
iniaasure, These amef, who had so heroically
sslidfeis myftberffB! "a nd 3whb would have
IdfsH for; tftelY buhief,9 NOW called oifne Al
traitor and threatened me with their
sepinsHo EinalfY is 5unpdd luponiHn aitir
Ilary,aac4zaf, hbandonet IN ftlsoi cpur tof 1.-The,
IEtsuTne, ami, Though worn Outfbyfatigue,
Ibatsrec onaGartetl dIs q sen4imeabe of WaaichII
Esta, proa,A, i snoceeGedi in laaxing the MAJ
ltialEh &tysaftsS GsteM,tpi faeaoIL told fhem
that the Louvre had been, indeed, during
IlpR9 GeRtariAss gthe,s9josg efiskingso that
BITS allse HyeEe tfssFi4 ed sNfitA s4n9narcLil
zeal crimes. g4a that each of its stone Is7
Presented tho gold and Elood of the people.
But addea }.s8tsthss LeuRre, transformed
|int9 an fr sEs sanGitHaEXy, had mPGraly
purified JIiif Itself and that it was Sacred for
leveff.' the T6Sf iisse had' {eome t6 be- the
phlace 81 afstfsa fhosei ad !ttrnost
IWtoJff RnieH in fttfg world. Instead Of de!!
sFfft6y IT, eh eHHpy bf Was
to defend it. Thetcati3hal' Guards tito efl
STOOD and xSRp4aAasd theSe, ,wqgIs, end
passiHsat "a from IN, t l foEDGr rage TO Rpth1,:
sjsSrn- TICK allinqst G;afrisd dIns in tEjqfnph,
Thesyy hpQRtJgsR epJls.,y Riacqd themselves as
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
,ceelneas cas-, Of an Old Phhs Ply. isla h.. :

An account in one of the spapefs' this
morning Of the once familiar old Bic, or
cab of old Dr.. Ware, Of Dorchester, FeT
minds; me of q story of that excellent phyt
stefan, which well illustrated his philot
sophie dehberation of movement. n The
doctor was never known TO impeRil the rer
cult Of a medical or surgical treatment by
undue haste. One time, in 4iidwilnterr
there had been a terrible runaway out ,at
Dorchester; a horse had charged mildly
down the street and had colHdea with 9
iamppost, throwing ont the occupant OF
the sleigh, a man, with such violence that
he was thrown through q window, and,
besides breaking leg and d RIB 5f so, was
cut in number of places, so that he was
a shocking object to see. DR.. Ware was
called, and arrived in, fair time, Enter
ing the room where the mangled man. lay
he proceeded with deliberation: to remoxe
his gloves, unfold his wraps and lay back
his great fur collar. Then. he, sata down
by the fire and began TO warm his hands.
as he did so he glanced ever casually TO
where the patient lay, graaning and gasp
ing, I'D illuuired: slii.ti'6,,,z.' ~ i5',i.
ssHoss goin' pretty fast when he got
throwed outT '-Boston Transcript. ane1,,sl
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
A Sign of Matr4imnbonnyt. sonnso

'tI'I take two'dozen tf.rtlicse,' ~ heard |
a,eustomar in o large olothingI AaHsc. sags,
as letdesignatsd, the rlpittsrp Of, aaq9rnbeiE
fesined The epnntenalea eof, the salss5,t
man lia4pI immediatelE, ttask on q knowing, ex-.
preston, He glanced sEppund ratrhis h,,assl
hesSi asspeiaaf12s. and his Beea3ae, SSatraArd
ton Of The left ,eyeltd, was ,rseagnissd and
passed afeNnd. r,Iiha icustemaFs. WhaI nau
tffdd the,, tellssgraRhic eGppyeYatoB, zyassl
ltssiibly,enibarrassedd ybN it He s9nclSH5dlfa
his y4qrchGsesvhe already had p, JaEaaises
stesK,Sf wsaFtpg apparel Of various sorts
selected-and left the store in hurry.
m tSa e hH h4a GRs sE ri saass dssa
pat6 hfri,,S iie''gnsAN ersa,,, naittl3. sdaI
buspestel ohimt from Rllei first; thutiwher1S
be 'Cgght 4 tRs 5lEs1 sFs
patiently "Why, wken' d nah ,bhy2 p
dozsh collars of one style you may Bet'atl
you, have he's 'btyiilg. h Wedding btttftl,.'
that's all. HeE heb Chftagd Journal
( IN . - ~ ..EFf
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
Ri ressaideinat i,:ihiIsstaln's RraaHHef.

The following tos,ehinp stery'of Il nCeln
is related to me by Coz! ,:Dayf6hth 20 'whSiif,
/, am already indebt lfprn "A sselI
lent inoreeaus. acknowledgement obi Tol I,ns
shortly after the battie, Of; Gettysburg
Gen Sickles, badly .tr h1 YRS bfi5 81 sH Y
to Washington bK,ssomer nembars' vt lbs
staff and was takeado!ths} private hhohse
Of a. Mr. Dule, on Fhstfeet, ,6ppbs itee, or
nearly opposite the, fEsSbitt house, The;
brave. hero: Of .Yaany hard iwon field Mas
very near his last; ffrtlster.i7 The, morning
after his arrival sSIh ds itiht
his boy Tad, was. annnlincedf'. He!Walkea
with solemn tread intost the room whete the
general lay hiIilrY f aspiHginaaYss, "A An
thought he was dying: DEsSimnIs MAS
holding his pulse, apdfas, Am. LincO1n ap-
preached the Bedside with Tad he was
much affected: He raised his rheayi' TO
heaven, while big drops OF tears fell from
his eyes, and offered up the most fervent
prayer l ever heard. ;: Not d dry eye YVES
in that room, ALL even aud, were sekbipg,
4 cannot remember the exact words OF the
prayer; but. this, portion VIII meyer b s
clfnced from my memory, oh; Coo, sleg
me not loseI all anIy' frieasdshin ahis, wan. !
Mr.. Lincoln WIS very ford Of Gen! Sltklts
and visited him, almost every day and Sent
flowers of the choicest kind oshis room
daily from the White House tonsefSat
,"NNashington Hatehe,' 10 " ngsi i'.1 ia.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
HOW Uay and Nicoley work.

"a stVg 10 yS n; = HInfl 2ISl
Ss aS0as f ns aaa% fsastaiag e
bio giaplyg Of d1aneofn, J iaMseatsng .iqGfBs 1
oilfEsPt InsR ah hqrs 81 tsgbe SeatsgM aBd
ppaa s. ias e eFS ae5ssY l Ra5
Observation-Disclosures. sastm
paft Il aSg Settle k5 ara ttitatsd fRS
cut ~6GE Iseh&aFais satI #Ah AsHisY
EefyssiihVie aGhirusm sidGnoas9I bGE el
gsd sSts f astH fSa GH RPs sSiSfls
at her reads tsoIe Iaks h,steJaHfl astsnatbW
- I'When we ha*eeo%ered ereugh-ground
Rf tbsr BTqi,inS, say ref half r. 9pzgnt cbasfi55
toEdttihIer anlddecfde tpm The met 6tdlomni
ia 'THea #eiassee atpbss jtbenuhapseesitoI
ibe Uiit thn8eHeraislylb 10y oeash ssE 1us, ADleI
iBhep,they are Finished VS. exchange " oSr,,ii,
each Inspecting what the other has doietl
and fhAa king Such gbtfofis IL cha19e5 as ~
IoceEh?IsoGq 400 III 900, DOC, ooS 10 sb1l
:, :Rhis fatihs lsaxes,ilsI, ssai4d ttan 5assI|
,t1hPt theI irai!idret shap5sGs aHe tAs
fpaosss;ibtIfS fhaaPph tg diffe2tHesn 4f11f A5fe2
Ihhy 'Be notfeea ispths iGhisheai so6kp ynija
20 :, FsNeailifs1le' d5aJiafs1ti H,iaois oifd
J rfyate curiosity 4gB tsFHnRgto the RsEssR- 4
81 Butf hafa tiffAk this ahRHahfeflee .Silf4
'Be f5tifiif toieiiSo lWegKase Both MinadI
10 lnakenhe2 i6erarg hhRdkRg of euui bib
Jeft abs9saHtfls| sinple:, 6hs S9ysfest rgcifan
'ti6n Of facts. apd tbs lessons the diyergr
'ance' ii sftfa 70 tie lhhffdiffmuhnf 93sibaiH5li
fliough, @ cdtRse; be mag 6e68f bey6rdi
'ed rnomn deedtfon. b+M ashhsto1nC mEd
kansas City Times. .syrwiisd odt nj bon
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
s..lii,V illEiijr hrn ,1JIIEV EIIOr9:J
NiYeS for Che, ntissionaries.

-.''rs -+'P. ~ ~ ~
yrAkgnt, Aye IA Years ago, MIA Eelkin, one Of.
the UsaRday missiopaEie complained to-
AteSa that shlis naisftS lkaa get kent the
mis- JaEasf ws4l Stocked, as he bad
agreed ald .Nsgs
SI Tls sfoEi foRaS<papA haaRX thought
sS52eS EaS klElfid sHfs sssye a deref TO an
S iae an In lew minutes sightqen
With 5Fs Faassfs s. i Baas59s e sSsia
heads .jG9 'iFaket taasa tvtmlenofos Iyetfr
Wiyss, b. said Mtssn.' fiFbsy,wilB dg.tin
yoaE. Gaedsn, raise Eezn, ,e0od AND cee.r it,l
Iakait them and don + bDtaesnae anymore
Send .BasD Il hadgth ss rsSFsgaEd Twill give
them yiKess t9piailsDw5ahe i,yaslnsNsamen
and CO." Mtesa was greatly enragad.
when the poor missionary ~pentured TO
protect sgaiYstH befhg iiairrfeda in'stf,is
w4.dleshle fadhte.GiasIEes tod, Mrs Fe1kihi
thaS heaaIfH HisHfsll lows mig afsit for
thetaselpesnsEhsyli aty bnr'f s3nseof IT,
unfilrtaso' kinB 3ent3 sitter sbeessBe betser
naturstEsoD1 ngoEL esterta Pittssmrg. Com
Iaercial Gazsttspirrud yndi' .1mod fsodl }.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
Mysteries. Of, .Ireaa. a1alsias.


/; 4 barrel Of, good. 6GHE SHOULD make ffo1as
20 10 2895 flYe cent Leaves, .AiaBy bakers
lllainEd folfiEs brands, ms stYaii sijppaSGtat
f gd. tY,Q fInaia1YI ,yir5egss before
they get the right alloy. Others rIE,se fonlY,
one grade of spring and two of winter
wheat. sGTke5e make itfe1ibestJ brands Of
fancy dread. srBoxniepiy syeastimas Tnade'
OF Tnait, pot at0es andilpeps; and tiiis Is exr
teasiyel y, used ID fancyf hFead bakers use
"a patent yealows nomppeBed yeast. 1t ist
filaSIy supposed that bakers. use alum.
extensively in order to whiten their bread.
That is not the fact. There is no necessity
for che :Tse Of aliifh, and 'ft fs IDt used in
the trader There are about twenty ldrge'
steam bakeries in oHew York; Which give
60 several 1iufftiredI Tnengi H. h
Lone. of these, "a 1ioted. Broadway, estab-
Ilishment, makes q speciality aof Sfennn
bread and does an immense business.
Vienna bread Ii inade I'd alright ovens
Of the best grade of -four; and milk is used
inseeael of water1iif mixing the dough. In
l,aiaips! the steatn settles black ON the
bread instead aofr escaping lnT hisamakcs
the outer crust thin .anl tensser, and gives
thaihread npecnlinrly 1ieh tasteafid spdeas-.
ant, aroma. ,f,hat isknosTnfo the tradesasl
.Gssasa',s Jsaeakh is ,RHGtheE TReentf inEenra
tiea.,sItg,i6 ,nadaoef 1T hesfyery finest at
GoBr and .babea ,Ia airt8ht pan s., which
ipclcse it,Qp AL Sides1 It's thgsr baked, in
itSfown steafn, And possess "a, 1lay9y PEI
cHliaTly its Rfgp. One, VERY largee bakery,
in New York is devoted solely to the pro-,
duction Of aerated bread. 1t. is a steam
factory, and the abfeat' sec. made is ex-
tEsmeiy digit, ,apd ssponsHs ,.Tbet inyeH-
ton, IS an, EnGlisb Qne. fbptI haS been u
pget here fpFs ysarsn 4, Wyhen. the dsHgh has
Ssaehed A. i cl9Esii Is run
t,to { .nrd stropgly, iPo.
pregnated with, ycarbonic. aGifd1 gasi Tbs
creates the 1igkfness and Sponginess with
out etr5cting Id the Slightest from its nu,
Isa ap alls III f lFlihg w9F a,ts-.
ialrT .ssaa,ih gnm Ina is',rdl ile ato'
na.tnI s1nia rfrIa .sniziI.I u u az oqIi eiiiss
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
Wanted a "sealski.l,.. ! yIyasl,...,..l.

An old miner orce met Charley Backus
in the bar room Of the What Hat e! Greer io
then the famous inn of the coast and,
saluting him, ssid,,o ridi 10 yaos a nni.ish
'.Pr ibibe2'p ~ Z sa.,g sS s,,s e ut
,ssfCertainly, I renlisd ,Bas ,oi,.. .s sa
siName your root. Biia M s.iin,., aoes 10
= ga sealskih wash .sa{d Bdcftu5'sfaif
The bartender was, puzzled, ana tie
miner locked askasce, and exclaimsd;Il
esfIf you wantsa stomach isettler, holler
it right -
"Well, I've sheuteds '1said Backus 81
accelerated a sealskini; Washi dIpr plRip
Anglo Saxon, 4 require a whisky straight, y
Whisky is used To- wash; and ;ffssef.te
'sealskins The miner saw the point and
carried it back to Helena, A.9R., where
fs'sealskin washes, arc i'stil popular
drinks. Chicago Herald is..,. 80 s,e.s
~. .slt,iooi4I is,IeyFsa I'd ,
- : =
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
EfhnSe linnrRsteifor,Artiiol

a'fhere is q. wonderful change taEfhg
place in the fftadiners ,of tue people, ," re-
inarked lad art dealer j,the iothefI faay.
that it mast be a poor farnily INDEED that
cannot afferl Ia bit of.1roem decoration.
Thepnce despised chrome is now a work
of art and rsaliy worth )ppsssssipg, J, Iti4thr
pgraphs an1reycelten PILOT ographs, are TO
BIZ had f3T' q few dimes, and landscape Oh
paintings SUCH, az they ares can be had
for five dollars. THE mnseums and alttt
galleries HAVE educated the GIiiasseS, ,hhtl
eventually art viii te necessity and not
b luxury.''-1Philade lphia Cal! if@i u pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
,,,,THg, ssecasbs ssssE9si rGSlab3Ie=,i,. :
.g1a' R6as6ns fbr aSeif tMariieAF ~ dftfd-,
fah!hsi Ca2Gg d, cai ar r4tisGtassiW ri

fdh!hsI Ca2ss qGft icai ar r4tssiassiW Il
:. IF we look at. some of the. individualfa
ZIG shalla ff1ftfaF very interesting
rec bt}ftdi..inip fe1nef16er a}tase ffi CIicaf5St
lm iWfieH fhaiq sshSs 4nhassIF feeaased
Cleveland was elected president; OF and
another fa,WnFdHt d EaqsStas fati6st sol
MISERABLE tetG ngt 1seGb lahIg yfsemi ihebi
MOTHER HM sheIteSk PaiTs'greegat 6tutduG
The eSsint.w 81 eInai sf9Sta lyepei Ghalfiis
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VILLAGE OFFICERS, 4

PresiGeH.-J. c. Foster.
1rasirrs-Chas. Ii. Bennett, c. Tubbs, W. S..
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justices QfLas PcdCG-J. ID. Carr, VIM. Boulton.
COGS!d6G-C. NJ. Coats.
Chisf or P0iIce-B. +. Carr.
Council meets first Monday evening in every
month
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IL tf..Y ~ ahf Dr. iDyntiTon JILL
- 49, "a 51fI:-1i.l. 10 ae,r a,r
In Germany ~, hsa i = qioTea
to treat Tcspassing cats and dogs as beasts |
d prs that 4 they SAP p then them In aPSy

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Threatened toji1.esicn.

wife-Cyrus, this is a pretty time for
YOU TO bea Icg.piing In lis half an hoFsr
past midnight. YOU'VE been, at, the club
pgaip, ,drinkina,. re ...,a,.y,a, ,d i,,,s y,,i,e
Husband with Impressive 1, gravity, ard
maintaining his equilibrium with much,
effort M ria, my dear, you, do me injus;
lice. 1 was caught on jury. Couldn't
get on TIL few minutes ago. Came
straight home
wife-You are deceiving ne, Cyrus.
Say Observation-Disclosures lcadt bandanall-
pedonisemically.. -
Husband cautiously Cettaihly,,e ms
dear. - MemcrarMIhotan - bandatsact-- -
getting reckless and letting go all 1l6ldsy
-G'out o. my way, madannle'f 4cah't get
into my own house 'thout giving 'fernal
password I'll fesig "A as Held q this fdbh1y.
Gway!-C hicago'Tnbunel iIDl IN
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rsi,.s > y. IFS .thf, clisafeHon Al .ysc ed
! We're ON. pen asGuilk tbaGiRion ef \
the loftiest seraph that bastss il Gsleapipg,
glory ,and ldippeA. in the Jsffislgespt raai5e
ancs pf, "A the, gail9bowis fpoppif9ilbAYe GpHilli
n9t dfscribae. boy sqpEeIpsiy haPpl, 9ggges 81
IF his adorea tt0gFa,
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